This measure sets up House debate and votes on whether to overturn two federal agency rules. One rule is about how the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency reviews bank merger applications. The other is about an Environmental Protection Agency policy that changes how some big polluters are classified under the Clean Air Act. It also lets the House skip a usual waiting period so it can quickly consider certain items from the Rules Committee .

In simple terms, it doesn’t change policy by itself. It opens the door for the House to vote on blocking those two rules and speeds up how related items can come to the floor .

• Who is affected: Banks looking to merge; people who live near factories and other large industrial sites; communities concerned about air quality .
• What changes: Allows debate and votes to undo the bank merger review rule and the EPA pollution-source classification rule; waives a usual timing requirement so related measures can be considered faster .
• When: Once the House adopts this measure, those debates and votes can move forward promptly .